Region-Based Placement Control for Zero-Touch Map Layout

NetBrain map templates currently apply general layout rules, but administrators have limited control over where newly discovered devices and interfaces are placed when they are added to an existing, well-organized map. As a result, new devices often appear in random or unhelpful locations, requiring manual repositioning even when a template is in use. This enhancement would allow users to designate a specific region or area of a map as the target location for newly added devices, along with support for standardized left-to-right sequential device alignment and consistent interface connector placement. Customers maintaining large, frequently updated topologies would benefit from a more predictable zero-touch map layout experience, reducing the manual editing currently required to keep maps organized as the network changes.